Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-08

MRS. r. Gislin, black satin rhadame
taoler of black plush brocaded with white.
Mrs. DR.. b. T. Sanborn, cream nun,
yelling, trimmed heavily with oriental lace.
Mrs. l.. c. Cornish, delicate heliotrope
with white lace overdress
Miss Grace Fogler fine pink wool. trim.
med with satin and dotted silk O'Esprit net.
Mrs c. c. Willoughby. deep ecru serge
Ve!vet trimmings, natural flowers.
MRS. D.. w. Bangs. heavy black sill
'ri.n'heo win old lace, natural flowers.
WIS. wafer Sunson, cream satin, lons
tram, pointed bodice, duchesse lace.
Valiie Burleigh, pink wool, trimmed will
white lace and ribbons, natural flowers.
Miss Elsie Wilson, pink satin. with fins
wool draperies, sleeveless, pointed bodice. low
neck with dotted D'Esprit net
Miss Josie Wilson, light blue watered
satin
MRS. ireby johnson. salmon pink. ottoman
SILK, trimmed with garnet brocade, long
traln, heart shaped corsage. duchesse lace
Mrs. ID. M. Heath, golden brown satin,
duchesse lace.
Mrs. Harper of Lewiston, wore black satin
and jets
Miss Annie Childs, white lace skirt with
blue silk bodice.
Miss Gardner, navy blue silk, brocade
satin, duchesse lace
Mrs. Col. Mitchell of Bangor, white silk
with lace
Mrs. Ada WEIGH, black lace over Nile
green silk
Miss Louise B Robinson, white silk with
satin ribbons to match. Elegant lace A
very pretty costume.
Mrs. Col. Leighton of Thomaston, black
velvet, jets, black lace white roses
Mrs, Tobias Lord of Standish was one of
the most elegantly dressed ladies in the hall
She wore silk and plush gown of varie-
gated colors and black lace draperies, with
diamonds.
Miss Al lien of Gardiner was attired in a
white satin with pink velvet front.
Mrs. Goodwin wore one of Redfern's
dresses. The material was garnet velvet
with brocaded front, old point lace, Eliza :
bethan collar.
Miss Sadie Chick was prettily costumed in
pink nuns yelling. with lace and flowers.
Miss Fannie Trotter, cream silk, lace, nat
ural flowers.
Mrs. j. c. Talbot, black satin and black
velvet, jrtted front.
Miss Wells of Hallowell ,yellew India silk,
yellow silk gauze draperies.
Miss Julie Wells of Hallowell, white India
silk, white gauze overdress.
Miss Bachelor of Gardiner, black bro
caded SATIN lets.
Miss Emma Dewitt, lavender satin, lace.
Miss Grace Thomas of HallOwell, garnet
silk lace. full draperies.
Miss Lou Qnnby, white battiste, lace
sleeves and front.
Mrs. DIR. Halves of Hallowell, black silk
and lace to match.
Miss Lord of HalIowell wore very be-
coming white lace dress.
Miss Simpson Of Bangor, white cashmere
trimmt with white swans down.
Mrs. Simpson OF Bangor, white surah silk
en- tratne
Mss Birdie Beeman of fIallowell. pink
silk with lace sleeves.
Mrs. C. A. Quimby, black satin. en- traine,
duchesse lace.
Mrs Chas Wells of Hallowell, black
satin, diamonds.
Mrs. Wiswell of Ellsworth, corn colored
brocaded satin. lace sleeves.
Miss Helen Childs, blue silk. white lace
overdress, flowers. She wore very pretty
costume.
Mrs. p. M. Fogler, garnet silk, broeaded
velvet, en- tratne, natural flowers, lace.
Mrs. Nichols of Lewiston. black satin, W it'll
scarlet satin garniture, scarlet ostrich tips.
Mrs. Col. Neallev of Lewiston, green
satin, brocaded gold and green front.
Mrs. J. ii. Manley's costume was laven-
der silk with jetted front.
Mrs Senator G .lbert was attired in a green
silk of delicate shade, yalencieunes lace, full
draperies.
Mrs Eaton of Boston. pale blue brocaded
silk pincesse traine, red and white roses
Mrs. Lewis Barker of Bangor. pink crepe
ard satin. full draperies, lace sleeves, lace
front
Mrs. George Young of Portland, black
satin, with jetted lace overdress, sleeves and
trimmings.
Mrs. T. n Egerv Of Bangor, black lace
and jets, diamonds and old point lace.
Miss Bartlett OF Portland, white satin and
lace corsage pointed, roses.
Mrs. George Phlbrook, lavender silk, es-
curial lace.
Mrs Leighton of Portland wore u black
velvet gown with jets to match; short
sleeves.
Mrs. Col. A. Z. Neal of Calais wore white
satin and garnet velvet, pink pearl trim
mings diamonds.
Miss Elizabeth Strainer of Boston, white
surah silk. square corsage.
Mrs. w. 2. Whitehouse, white satin and
black lace.
Mrs. George Wescott of Portland was
attired in an elegant costume. 1t was a
black lace dress with brocaded pannels hand
embroidered.
Mrs. G. A. Robertson, black lace over
black satin, buttercup yellow garniture.
Mrs. Z. w. Hersey of Bangor, cream
satin, duchesse lace; diamonds
Mrs. John Chase, black satin, Jets and
diamonds.
Miss Clara Bodwel of Hallowell was very
prettily attred in white nuns yelling with
heavy lace front
Mrs. Judge True. garnet satin and black
lace.
Miss Florence PARROT wore costume OF
sea foam silk, with rich lace.
Mrs. DR.. Roberts wore black satin. with
Mrs. Orsmandel Smith, black silk and
lace to match.
Mrs. A. C. Otis. maroon silk.
Mrs. Allen, black satin, flowers and lace
Mrs. J. F. Pierce, embroidered yellow
creme, pointed waist with plush trimmings,
natural flowers.
Mrs. Gen. Iilton OF Boston, wore very
handsome brocaded silk with court tralne
Miss Carrihelle Kuowlton, Nile green nuns
yelling, with lace.
Miss Wilder, black satin, en- frame, black
lace
Mrs l.. X. Dunbar of Damariscotta wore
a very handsome garnet silk, trimmed with
pink swans down.
Mrs. C. o. Tibbetts, black silk and black
and white velvet, duchess lace.
Mrs Perley Milliken, cream brocaded
satin triangular corsage, lace.